Patient's question:
Expert: Hello! I just had a C-section less than three months ago. If I really get pregnant now, what methods should I use for an abortion, and what impact will it have on my body!First follow-up question: Doctor: Hello! I haven’t confirmed that I’m pregnant yet, but I’m very worried. I gave birth on August 28th, and I only had sex with my husband on August 8th of this month. Since giving birth, I haven’t had my period. My friend said that if you don’t have your period, you won’t get pregnant. So on the 8th, 10th, and 18th, I didn’t take any precautions three times. But I’m worried, so I’m afraid I might be pregnant again, which is why I’m asking the doctor! Thank you!
Second follow-up question
Doctor's answer:
Generally, within 49 days, you can choose medication abortion or surgical abortion. However, medication abortion may result in incomplete termination, leading to residual tissue and requiring a second Dilation and Curettage (D&C). While medication abortion has the least side effects, it can also cause menstrual disorders. For women who have not given birth, repeated use of medication abortion not only increases the risk of infection or heavy bleeding but may also lead to infertility. It is recommended to be cautious when considering medication abortion. You can visit a hospital for an examination, and based on factors such as the duration of pregnancy and the size of the gestational sac, follow medical advice to choose an appropriate surgical abortion method.